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Retailers bought early to avoid congestion in Los Angeles but some ships now queue at other US entry points
Economists expect smoother monetary tightening as policymakers worry about damage to growth
Businesses caught between Washington and Beijing as export controls complicate global supply chains
Biden and Xi talks in Bali seek to avert a dangerous deterioration
US central bank’s vice-chair says it should ‘soon’ bring supersized increases to an end
Ecommerce group grapples with slowing growth and rising costs in latest sign of Big Tech belt-tightening
While the Fed was behind the curve, government policies fuelled demand in a supply-constrained economy
Joe Biden’s brand of trade policy doesn’t have much to do with Congress
SEC concerned that some financial reports gloss over effect of rising prices on profits and liquidity
Don’t underestimate the corporate investment wave
Appealing to both domestic labour and foreign allies will be tougher for US politicians
Orders rise in short term, but domestic suppliers lag in supporting advanced semiconductor technology
Mary Daly says next phase of monetary policy will be difficult as pressure mounts for end to jumbo increases
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Beijing and Washington at odds over issues including trade, Taiwan, nuclear weapons and Russia
US equities tend to outperform in the six months after polls against the preceding half-year
Plus, global regulators circle FTX and Biden’s student debt relief programme blocked
And FTX, again
Companies start to adjust their cost base for a low-growth economic climate
Government says it will appeal court’s decision on plan to cancel thousands of dollars in payments
Yield on two-year Treasury note drops the most since 2008
Owner demands employees spend at least 40 hours per week in office in first email to staff since $44bn acquisition
Year-on-year consumer prices rise 7.7% in October, sparking rally in stocks
In the long run, we’re all transitory
Investors expect shift down after better-than-expected consumer price figures
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